Program Director
Vivian B. Mann
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Susan Chevlowe
Internship Supervisers
Karen Levitov
Sharon Mintz
The master's program in Jewish Art and Visual Culture, the first of its kind in the United States, provides specialized training for students interested in a professional career in the field of Jewish Art. The program also provides serious study opportunities for those interested in deepening their knowledge of the Jewish contribution to the visual arts.
Bachelor of Arts
Master of Arts
Admission Requirements for List College
Degree Requirements
For Jewish Art and Visual Culture Majors
Twenty-one credits (seven courses) chosen in consultation with the adviser, distributed as follows:
Admission Requirements for The Graduate School
Degree Requirements
Courses
In addition to courses required of all students in The Graduate School, thirty-six graduate credits are required as follows:
All courses are chosen in consultation with the adviser.
Languages
Students must demonstrate proficiency in Hebrew and a reading knowledge of German. For details on foreign-language requirements, consult The Graduate School section of the Academic Bulletin.
Fellowships
Matriculated students may apply for one of the following merit fellowships: